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Worn by James Bond in No Time To Die, these classic frames pair well with a variety of styles.

The world's best monocular, from Leica, of course.

Based on the Instax Mini platform, this hybrid instant camera can print out smartphone photos.

A timeless design and chestnut tortoise finish make these Bond-worn shades an instant classic.

Lined in ripstop nylon, the Rogue Territory Supply Jacket has made for the streets of Gotham City.

Inspired by Seiko's first chronographs from the 1960s, this panda has a solar-powered movement.

Zippo takes its classic lighter design from utilitarian to heirloom luxury with this sterling silver model.

Bell & Ross teams with Wayne Enterprises and Uncrate for a rare skeletonized version of the BR 03-92.

Built to stand up to the rigors of military life, the UC4 is an unapologetically masculine watch.

Indiana Jones wears this 1940s-era Hamilton watch in his latest adventure, The Dial of Destiny.

Handcrafted from wood, this heirloom-quality Scrabble is a luxe take on the classic game

In partnership with Unimatic, we've created an ultra-minimal chronograph in a sandblasted PVD gunmetal finish.

The Vuarnet Edge 1613 sunglasses are the shades worn by Daniel Craig as James Bond in Skyfall.

Leica brings RAW DNG support and a Q-inspired interface to its 22-megapixel, 4/3 D-Lux 8 camera.

A minimalist diver, this burly watch is highly-readable with a reliable automatic movement.

A black dial, lumed indexes and hands, and 300m water resistance help this diver live up to its name.

Inspired by Seiko's beloved SKX line, this sporty GMT has a subdued black and grey 24-hour bezel.

These Italian-made waxed suede Chelsea boots are an elevated take on a classic style.

Seiko's SSK003 GMT wears a subtle blue-and-black color scheme and SKX-inspired case design.

An homage to a history-rewriting Seiko watch that was technically never sanctioned to leave our planet.

Pairing powerful sound in a mid-sized body, the third-gen Stanmore offers an even wider soundstage.

Enjoy sheltered fires this camping season underneath the flame-resistant, elegantly-curved Takibi.

A classic chronograph from 1969 returns with a six-month power reserve.

A modern take on Seiko's famous "Turtle" dive watch.

With a two-hour loop that can be rewound and remixed, the OB-4 is part speaker, part instrument.